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«ناموا في منتصف الطريق» …رواية شعبان عبود ترصد زلزال سوريا من قلب الحب والمنفى alquds.co.uk/?p=3514793

I do not apply my sword where my lash suffices, nor my lash where my tongue suffices. If there be but one hair binding me to my fellow men, I do not let it break.” — Umayyad Caliphate. Even in tension, there’s always a moment for dialogue to weave peace.

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دمشق: بالإسمنت أم بالحب؟ alaraby.co.uk/society/%D8%AF…

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ماذا سيقول أحمد الشرع للسوريين وماذا ينتظرون منه؟

أسئلة السوريين المشروعة لأحمد الشرع youtu.be/BshbwPUeyDY?si…

النموذج الإيراني أم النموذج التركي في سوريا المستقبل ، أبهما الأنسب ؟ youtu.be/AQ3T4rkq3Ok?si…

ما هو الخطر الذي يتربص بأحمد الشرع في المستقبل ، وما علاقة حلفاء اليوم - خصوم الأمس بذلك؟ youtu.be/F1k4CfuAK80?si…

هل سقط نظام بشار الأسد حقا، ماذا عن الأختبار الأخلاقي للمنتصرين ؟ youtu.be/CGk5Fjci-Y0?si…

إلى أين تتجه سوريا ، إبلى الاستقرار أم نحو الفوضى والعنف؟ #سوريا #الشرع #حرب-عنف

تم تمديد قانون قيصر منذ قليل. هذا امر جيد. شكرا لكل من ساهم بهذا العمل. عن قريب يجب ان يتحول العمل و النضال السياسي للجالية السورية الاميركية إلى ان تساهم الولايات المتحدة بخطة مارشال السورية الآن حيث يلفظ نظام الأسد المجرم الديكتاتوري انفاسه الأخيرة. عندها ستصبح سوريا الجديدة مثل اليابان و ألمانيا حلفاء مخلصين لمن ساعدهم. هذه فرصة تاريخية. The Caesar Act was just extended. This is a good thing. Thank you to everyone who contributed to this effort. Soon, the political activism of the Syrian-American community must shift toward urging the United States to contribute to a Syrian Marshall Plan, especially now as the criminal and dictatorial Assad regime breathes its last breaths. With that, the new Syria could become, like Japan and Germany, a loyal ally to those who helped them. This is a historic opportunit

This was before Hama liberation People and refugees want to go back to their homes. What the Syrian armed opposition has achieved so far is astonishing by all standards, even if it accomplishes nothing more, or fails to liberate another inch of Syrian soil. The fact that its progress has become tangible is enough. It suffices to say that it liberated the city of Aleppo and the entire Idlib governorate, despite the presence of Russian and Iranian adversaries, along with various sectarian militias that came from all over the world to fight the people of Syria on Assad’s behalf. Additionally, it has demonstrated discipline and openness toward Syrian people of all backgrounds. Undoubtedly, the current Operation Deterrence of Aggression would not have been possible without the cooperation of a variety of diverse components, with the armed opposition factions, especially those in Idlib (despite reservations about the ideology of some of their components) as well as factions close to Turkey in the rural areas of Aleppo, playing the largest role in this liberation. While the regime and its decayed army were busy with corruption and theft, these factions were preparing for liberation battles, developing themselves, and equipping themselves with drone technology which partially compensated for their lack of air power. Turkey has also played a major role with its support for northern Syria in general, and the armed opposition in particular. Much of this support stems from Turkey’s national security interests, in addition to the refugee problem it inherited as a result of the war in Syria. We also cannot discount the role played by the Syrian community in America, which, with the help of President Trump in 2018, managed to protect Idlib and around four million refugees there, securing a foothold for the revolution during its weakest period. In particular, the organization Citizens for a Secure and Safe America played a role, with President Trump addressing the issue, which made front-page news in The Wall Street Journal, The Washington Post, and was the subject of a special episode on CNN. Last but not least, the international and regional climate, along with the weakening of Russia in Ukraine and Hezbollah in Lebanon, also contributed to undermining the strength of Assad’s allies, facilitating the opposition’s task. Of course, these developments did not happen directly or intentionally from any regional or international party to help the Syrian opposition. Still, they made it easier for them to achieve the successes they have experienced with Operation Deterrence of Aggression in Syria since last Wednesday.

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Syria's authorities promise reform on TV but meet demonstrators with bullets in the streets..HRW